Wow Stansbury - what a disaster.
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Incompetent as usual SEC refs but we should expect it. Now just because we won, don't be so upset.
Then he doesn't get the time out and STILL can't compose himself and almost singlehandedly loses the game with the technical. Absolutely incredible.
The official was wrong for not acknowledging the timeout, but Bury CANNOT run on to the floor like that.
Of course, since our worthless assistants coaches don't do **** anyway, you would at least think they could make themself useful for once andrestrain him from running on to the court.
Of course, since our worthless assistants coaches don't do **** anyway, you would at least think they could make themself useful for once andrestrain him from running on to the court.
SEC refs are just embarrassing. They cost us the NCAAT last year in the SECTCG and almost cost us one today. I think you can call a TO when the other team still has the ball in the backcourt as well. I have seen Stans call a TO in that situation. It's just horrible the ref didn't let him get the TO. You can say the ref was falling down whatever but Stans was 5 feet from him yelling and holding the TO sign and he didn't give it to him. Refs just abusing their power. DO SOMETHING MIKE SLIVE RIGHT NOW YOU WORTHLESS PIECE OF ****!
I think the ref lets him slide without the T. It was unfortuante that Stans didn't get the timeout call, but he absolutely has to keep his composure in that spot. That would have been a soul crushing loss to the team. </p>
I mean, the referee only has 2 eyes to see with after all. How is he expected to see a coach calling timeout that's a whole 8 feet away from him?
to get the refs attention. Stans was trying to make the dumbass official to see him calling a timeout. The ref blew the call. Plain and simple and then compounded the problem by calling the T. Mark Gottfried got it right on the broadcast. Why can't all of you Stans haters see it too?
We played a pretty solid game for about 32 minutes and then we start making dumb passes when the pressure was put on. We won the game, have a bye in the tourney, are playing our best basketball of the season, and have a shot to make a run in the SEC Tourney. How about supporting instead of criticizing for a change.</p>
We played a pretty solid game for about 32 minutes and then we start making dumb passes when the pressure was put on. We won the game, have a bye in the tourney, are playing our best basketball of the season, and have a shot to make a run in the SEC Tourney. How about supporting instead of criticizing for a change.</p>
out onto the middle of the court that's an automatic Technical foul. NO WAY is getting a timeout there worth giving up 2 points in a situation like that. That was absolutely one of the stupidest things I've ever seen a college coach do. We are just extremely lucky it didn't cost us the game. Certainly would have hated to see our 3 seniors lose their last home game on a bonehead move by the HC like that.
and no matter how bad the ref missed the call, I expect Stans to know the situation and be able to keep his composure there. It almost cost us the win. Luckily it didnt. Ive ssen coaches get on the court plenty, but never a full sprint to the middle if the lane in the refs face with the ball in play. <div>
</div><div>I'll add Stans made a joke to Gotfried during the halftime interview about being allowed on the court so he knew damn well he wasn't supposed to be out there.</div>
</div><div>I'll add Stans made a joke to Gotfried during the halftime interview about being allowed on the court so he knew damn well he wasn't supposed to be out there.</div>
How many times does that happen where an official doesn't grant a coach a TO? The official HAS to know that in a situation like that there is going to be a HIGH likelihood that a coach is going to call a time out. They should know to be looking for that from the coaches in that situation.
That was an official being a ***** because he was "getting shown up" because he was wrong to start with, and he didn't like it. So, he T's up Stansbury because he didn't like the fact that he was wrong and had gotten shown up. That's BS. If that "referee" was worth a damn, he would have granted the time out.
And how many people on here would be mad because Stansbury tried to call a time out and didn't get it, and South Carolina scores- then people would be "Well, he should have run on the court to make damn sure that he got the time out".
That was an official being a ***** because he was "getting shown up" because he was wrong to start with, and he didn't like it. So, he T's up Stansbury because he didn't like the fact that he was wrong and had gotten shown up. That's BS. If that "referee" was worth a damn, he would have granted the time out.
And how many people on here would be mad because Stansbury tried to call a time out and didn't get it, and South Carolina scores- then people would be "Well, he should have run on the court to make damn sure that he got the time out".
You can't go that far out and throw up your hands and not get a T. Refs don't like to be embarrassed.whosyourdawgy said:
I don't know if anyone else noticed this, but Stans did the exact same thing against either Arkansas or UT. I can't remember which game it was, but he ran out onto the court to get a TO after a made bucket, and in that instance, the ref was paying attention.
I don't know why the guy can't stay on the sidelines. Are our players' feet that big?
I don't know why the guy can't stay on the sidelines. Are our players' feet that big?
wouldn't call the timeout after he was maniacally calling for it 2 or 3 seconds before the ball was inbounded. You're right, what a dumb move.
when you don't get it. NO WAY was showing up the ref there when you didn't get the TO worth risking a technical.
And then make up for it by calling the T. I can just hear Boudreaux right now. "Damn, ya'll are just as incompetent as I was but the commissioner has our back, so don't worry about it. Nobody will care, it is just poor ole MSU and they had the 2 seed locked up anyway".
By the time he got up the ball was in play. He couldn't call a timeout. But I don't care..good call/bad call you CAN NOT get a T in that situation. Stansbury completely lost his composure there and that's inexcusable.
continuing to walk on the court. He calls the timeout like he f'n should have, our team is huddling where Stans kept walking. I'm sure he was in utter shock when he didn't get the timeout called there. These SEC basketball referees are piss poor pathetic. How hard is it to just do your job? Apparently, it's very hard for these *********.
There have been many situations where a coach will run on the court for whatever reason to get a refs attention. Pearl and Calipari do it very often. Stans was screaming and waving his arms way before the ball was even tossed to the player that would be in-bounding the ball.
Give the dude a break. Some of you guys are just licking at the chops hoping he will screw up in any way so you can post some ****.
Give the dude a break. Some of you guys are just licking at the chops hoping he will screw up in any way so you can post some ****.
The bold part isn't true. Once the opposing team inbounds the ball, you can't call timeout. I agree with most of the rest of your post but regardless of how bad it was that he missed it, I think Stans might have gotten away with being on the floor but it looked like he said one more thing as the ref was running down court, which prompted the T. If the situation were reversed (i.e. SC's coach did this) and no T was called, most everyone here would be pretty pissed off. It was bad all around, missed TO and then Stans running way too far on the floor. Between this and the intentional fouling at half court in the Kentucky game, Rick and the refs have had a pretty bad year.TheStateUofMS said:
Big difference between running a few feet on the floor to do something and running way inside the 3 point line and almost running into the official as he's running down the court. After not getting the timeout, you just have to deal with it in that situation.